Crypto Art Working Group

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3 min readFeb 1, 2021

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Session 8

Visual Conversation by Beatriz Ramos and Ilan Katin

We discussed what are art collectors’ intrinsic motivations. Why do people collect art? What is the difference between collectors, super collectors, and investors? Watch:

Sidebar:

Ilan: Unless you’re Lenara.

Sebnem: “We are liberating art” ❤

Ilan: Onward!

Harold Thomas Davis III: Away from ROI — toward rate of autonomous innovation ROAI :)

Ilan: Nice one! ☝️

Judy: “That’s my sand!”

Ilan: I collected coke bottles too for a while.

Judy: I collected cavities from Coke

Mekyle: I used to collect old coins

Ilan: How many cavities you got, Judy?

Judy: Right now, 2.

Ilan: You’re way ahead of me.

Judy: I may tokenize them

Mekyle: Cavity coin

Ilan: If you tokenize them i will flip them for you.

Judy: haha

Ilan: My new thing: cavity flipping. No sand for you, Judy.

Mekyle: smh Judy

Judy: All that stuff you see in the slides ended up in my house. Just sayin’.

Mekyle: *clap* *clap* Thank you.

Ser Ste: This is the sand I collected and chosen.

Simon: And they want to “see it in their wallet”.

Ser Ste: more the propriety of my selection, IMO.

Simon: This is very important for them to see it and feel that it’s theirs.

Ilan: My wallet is full of sand right now.

Harold Thomas Davis III: More claps.

Ilan: I only like to watch casinos. It is just a movie to me.

Marko: I like to watch Sapolsky speak about casinos.

Judy: YES

Marko: casinos.

Judy: RARE

Ilan: DADA. The gateway drug to art.

Mekyle: I’m hooked.

Ser Ste: we are all addicted, Ilan.

Judy: Indeed, Felipe.

Ilan: CIA Art everyone!

Judy: I love CIA art. The abstract expressionists.

Sparrow: Yes, my favourite art movement.

Judy: J’adore.

Sebnem:

https://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/07/books/review/Fineman-t.html

Sparrow:

http://nostatic.com/mor571/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/theCrit.pdf

Sebnem: Mekyle, we’re all learning together! As Felipe says: this has never been done before :)

Mekyle: Yeah, I have something to ask about the project I’m creating which is dedicated to helping artists.

Judy: Please do!

Ser Ste: Oh yeah! indigenous art we love.

Sebnem: Yes Harold — please share the link to this “African Fractals” :) I have a thing for Fractals. Exactly scale-free.

Beatriz: Felipe, what’s the name of the book?

Ilan: Reclamation?

Ser Ste: Very nice Harold, nice to meet you.

Sebnem: wow: https://arbitrarilyclose.com/2020/07/03/mathartchallenge-82-african-fractals/#jp-carousel-6013

Felipe: Beatriz — its here: http://nostatic.com/mor571/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/theCrit.pdf

Beatriz: Thank you!

Harold Thomas Davis III: Sebnem, I have a pdf i can send you but don’t tell Ron :)

Sebnem: :))

Ilan: It’s great to have you here!

Mekyle: Open source everything

Sebnem: :)) Open source has almost the same story as art :)

Judy: I like the sound of “for us”!

Felipe: My headphone is dying :/ it lacks intrinsic motivation :D

Sparrow: Lol

Judy: Felipe you have to scream at it.

Ilan: It’s a social organism. A healthy one with no cancer in it.

Sebnem: Interesting way to put it… with the existing focus on “growth”… it’s healthy only to a certain point. That’s why fractals, scale-free systems are important.

See you next time!

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